Distress among Silk Weavers prompts relief fund cutback
February meeting in Spitalfields hears distress among silk weavers reaches 3,572 cases and funds cannot meet demand. Treasurer reports funds and asks for prompt large grants or risk refusing new applications and stopping aid to existing cases.
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Spitalfields
Tam Jiale
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Banking measures and petitions fill Lords session
In the Lords the Bank purchase of Exchequer Bills prompts two motions for correspondence and limits. Lord Liverpool opposes and Lord Lauderdale agrees to restrict dates. Debate covers bullion minting, gold pricing, and a Banking Regulation Bill to amend the 38th and 39th Geo III.
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Marquis of Hertford
Coventry
Earl of Tankerville
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Marquis of Lansdown
London
Westwinster
Warminster
Wiltshire
New Malton
Chippenham
Swansea
Lord Calthorpe
Dudley
Leicestershire
Alston
Warwickshire
West Bromwich
Staffordshire
Faton-street
Lennon
King’s Bench
Crayford
Treasury
Scotland
Earl of Lauderdale
Lord Liverpool
Bank of England
Lord J
Earl of Liverpool
Fort of Lauderdale
Lord King
Earl
Liverpool
Bank
Mushet
Lord Ling
Farl
Penling
King
Crisis and currency reform in the Lords debate on banking
A lengthy Commons Lords debate analyzes speculative excesses and the Bank of England’s role in the distress. The speaker argues for metallic currency and withdrawal of small notes to limit speculation, detailing currency history, country bank behavior, and proposals for banking reform to protect the poor.
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Crisig
Bank of England
Fromm
England
London
Yorkshire
Lancaster
Liverpool
Manchester
Lancashire
Torgett
Bristol
Batsie
Parte
Noble
Lord
America
Massachusets
Bank of Eugland
Ireland
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